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You're at -2.5 thats nothing. I'm at -5.5 w/ Astigmatism and my prescription has mostly stopped changing in the last 5 years. Get glasses and/or contacts and d
by tekla 3y ago
You're at -2.5 thats nothing. I'm at -5.5 w/ Astigmatism and my prescription has mostly stopped changing in the last 5 years.
Get glasses and/or contacts and deal with it. You can't drive properly without correction, but 90% of daily activities are just fine.
- TheRoque 3y agoI know it's nothing in itself, but the progress in a few year was significant, and my doctors told it to me. It was a huge dégradation in a matter of 5 years, while I was already old. I wondered what was the thing that started the bad progress. Maybe because I got a phone with unlimited internet and kept using it, maybe because of poor light in the offices (during my first job, despite being on the computer all the time, I had no sight loss, because the light was actually pretty good). I think no matter what your correction is, you should take the steps to not make it worse, and I find that there's very little information about that. Even doctors just say "look far once in a while" which doesn't see so efficient.